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Yeah, I often use the YAML or PList approach myself. My initial pricing experiment will be something like: 1. Buy any single list one-time for $9 (as a JSON/YA
by callmeed 10y ago
Yeah, I often use the YAML or PList approach myself. My initial pricing experiment will be something like:
1. Buy any single list one-time for $9 (as a JSON/YAML/PLIST download)
2. Pay $49 per year for API access to all lists
- stevekemp 10y agoThat's an interesting pricing model, thanks for sharing. I guess the key to drive subscriptions would be to ensure that your data-sources were updated constantly (where appropriate). I know in the past I've struggled to handle updates to things like UK postal-codes, where additions are frequent and omissions lead to errors being presented to clients.
- callmeed 10y agoYeah, good updates are important but something I think can be mostly automated. BTW, if you're interested in teaming up on it at all, by all means get in touch. I'm never opposed to a capable partner.
- stevekemp 10y agoI think the programming side is trivial enough that you'd probably not benefit from my help/involvement. The harder part is gathering accurate data, working out what lists users even want, and the promotion of the service/site. These last parts are the ones I'd struggle to be useful at.